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Conference papers, correspondence, research and speech notes for a conference entitled "Asylum Seekers and Refugees Youth Conference", held on 27 November 2003.

Leanne Wood's annual reports for constituents as AM for South Wales Central including items on boycotting the Royal opening of the Assembly, mental health, genetically modified (GM) foods, anti-racism, speeches, young people, social justice, the Impeach Blair campaign and her maternity leave in 2005.

Papers relating to Plaid Cymru's campaign for the 2016 election to the National Assembly for Wales including a copy of Welsh Nation, preparation and notes for the campaign launch and papers relating to the New Wales Alliance electoral pact.

Papers relating to Leanne Wood's role as Assembly Member for South Wales Centre and Rhondda.

Briefings and notes for Leanne Wood's appearance on BBC Radio 4 Any Questions from Pembroke Dock on 11 February 2016 with detailed briefing notes on EU membership, the EU referendum, immigration, UKIP, prisons, the economy, tidal lagoons, handwritten notes on Muslim women, Trident, , home schooling, Tata Steel and cronyism.

Notes and research for Leanne Wood's appearances on BBC Radio 4 Any Questions - one on 15 April 2016 and another at Tywyn, Gwynedd. Subjects include the economy, steel industry, Trident, defence, tuition fees, NHS, English votes on English laws, the EU and immigration.

Leanne Wood's notes for an appearance on BBC Question Time. Topics include politicians' expenses, swine flu, the economy, police and protesters.

Papers, notes etc. prepared for Leanne Wood's appearance on BBC Radio 4 Women's Hour.

Leanne Wood's notes reflecting on what led the vote to leave the European Union.

A programme for the Plaid Cymru conference in Llandudno along with fringe meeting and exhibitions guide.

Copies of stories from newspapers including the Western Mail, The Sun, the Daily Mail, the Guardian, the South Wales Echo relating to allegations against Rhondda MP Chris Bryant.

Speeches given by Leanne Wood to Plaid Cymru party conferences.

Leanne Wood's torn up declaration of allegiance to HM Queen Elizabeth II following her re-election to the National Assembly for Wales in 2011.

Various documents relating to the establishment of the National Assembly for Wales and the 1997 referendum including a "Welsh Assembly Strategy Research Document" RS3597 by Andrew Irving Associates for the Welsh Office on public knowledge of and attitudes towards the proposed Assembly, a Labour Party consultation document on the Assembly, a letter from Leanne Wood to the Western Mail, Leanne Wood's speech to and papers from a Socialists and the Welsh Assembly conference held in Cardiff in July 1997,

Various pieces of campaign material including Leanne Wood's election addresses for the Mid Glamorgan County Council election in 1993, her election address for Rhondda in the 2001 General Election campaign, the Plaid Cymru manifesto for the Rhondda Cynon Taff council election in 2012 (Ambition in Tough Times) and a Notice of Result of Election for Mid-Glamorgan Council 1993 showing Leanne Wood standing in the Penygraig ward.

A postcard sent to Leanne Wood by Alun Hughes praising her work against the fascist threat and a pencil portrait of Leanne Wood drawn and sent to her with best wished by Ray Thomas of Neath.

Two typed copies of Leanne Wood's first speech to the Plaid Cymru conference as leader in 2012.

Typed speeches given by Leanne Wood during the 2001 General Election Campaign including a speech at the public hustings, NUM Club (29 May 2001), a speech for Teify House, Maerdy (6 March 2001), typed and handwritten notes for an unspecified speech, typed speech to pensioners groups at Pontygwaith (13 March 2001), and a speech for a public meeting at the Parc and Dare theatre (22 January 2001).

Briefing and research notes along with speech notes prepared by Leanne Wood for the television leaders' debates during the 2015 General Election campaign. Points to note include crime, the NHS, the future of UK and the European Union.

Greeting cards received by Leanne Wood including cards from Nicola Sturgeon and "An English Admirer".